And just where would that be?
Mohave County?
If it is along the river. Then they are OK as long as they are allowed to draw from that river.
If inland away from that river, your incorrect.
All along up and down that river the water allotment issue is constantly discussed. And if they pull any more from the AG sector down at Yuma, thus countries msin source of food supply vanishes.
This valley has enough for around 100 years at present usage. The next valley over is going to be in serious trouble in about 40 years.
But lets let the scum developers build. To hell with anyone now here. That is their tuff luck when the wells run dry.
No more new development. Use present abandoned property that has abandoned houses on them to buikd new.
“And just where would that be?”
How about the Prescott area? We have the Big Chino Aquifer, which has barely been tapped. Last estimate it could supply 200 years of water for 200,000 people at current water usage.
The Prescott area draws no water from the Colorado River.